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The code that computes ghx·yhat+ghu·u (both with and without pruning) was
making the implicit assumption that q⩽n, i.e. that the number of shocks is less
than or equal to the number of states. If q>n, it would try to read invalid
memory references in ghx and yhat, and would thus either crash or return dummy
results.

Closes: #1820

Ref. !1944

estim_params_ needs to be saved following 6e06acc7

k_order_simulation bug: fixes simulations and adds/corrects integration test

Closes #1819

See merge request !1940

Closes #1819

Also decreases approximation order for speedup

Ref. !1943

Ref. !1942

Ref. !1941

display_problematic_vars_Jacobian.m: fix display when auxiliary equations outside of Ramsey are present

The Octave package for Windows ships with libgfortran from gfortran 9. This
version of libgfortran does not include symbol _gfortran_os_error_at, which is
needed by binaries created with gfortran 10 (used on our runners). The solution
is to statically link against libgfortran (as we already do for libgcc and
libstdc++).

– PAC: better error message in case of name conflict for the PAC growth
  neutrality correction parameter
– improve message for GCC installation under macOS

We no longer distribute our own Dynare/Octave package. We rather recommend the
Homebrew package.

Since debhelper 11, docs are under /usr/share/doc/dynare/.

However there still exists a 32-bit MinGW environment, installed along the
64-bit one by the 64-bit installer.

– Windows 11 is supported
– macOS versions older than 11 are no longer supported
– Octave versions older than 6.2.0 are no longer supported
– do not claim compatibility with future (unknown) versions of MATLAB and Octave

[skip ci]

This fixes the test under Octave on haumea.

Ref. !1938

Needed for Octave on haumea.

It is a generated file.

By the way, ensure that the generated file has the .mat extension under Octave.

Ref. !1937

`k_order_simul` may replace `dynare_simul_` in the long run